AAM Financial Planning and Investments, LLC

09/05/2026

How much could your 401(k) grow by the time you’re ready to retire?

It can be tough to picture what today’s contributions could mean years down the road. A few simple numbers can help put it into perspective.

Try our 401(k) calculator to see how your savings could add up over time and get a better sense of whether you’re on track. https://aamllc.com/401k-calculator/

09/04/2026

Looking for smart strategies for preparing for retirement?

We’ve got 10 practical retirement planning tips that can help you build the financial foundation you need for the next chapter of your life.

Consider adding some of these to your retirement to-do list: https://aamllc.com/insights/blog/10-ways-to-prepare-for-retirement/

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026

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09/02/2026

Determining what age to begin claiming your Social Security benefit is a big decision. You could start as early as 62 or wait later—up until age 70.

There are a few factors to consider as you make your plan. We break it down for you here: https://aamllc.com/insights/blog/when-should-i-start-claiming-social-security/

08/31/2026

August is usually considered a weak month for stocks. This year, the S&P 500 is up about 3% with one trading day left.

That matters, because when August was positive and stocks were already up 10% to 17.5% for the year, the final four months gained in 10 of 11 past instances.

It’s a small historical sample, not a forecast. But it’s one reason September’s bad reputation may not tell the whole story this year.

See what the seasonal data is showing heading into fall: https://aamllc.com/insights/blog/market-commentary-a-strong-august-sets-stocks-up-for-a-better-september-than-feared/

08/29/2026

You probably have a good idea of how much you’ve saved for retirement.

But that number is only part of the story.

Your income, how much you’re still saving, what you expect to spend, and how you invest can all affect the picture.

Answer six quick questions to get a better sense of your retirement readiness: https://www.aamllc.com/retirement-planning-quiz/

08/28/2026

Retirement might be your main goal, but it’s probably not the only one.

You may also be planning for healthcare costs, college for a child or grandchild, or other long-term needs.

That’s where tax-advantaged accounts come in. A 401(k), Roth IRA, HSA, or 529 can each offer different tax benefits depending on the account and how it’s used.

See how these accounts work across different parts of your financial plan: https://www.aamllc.com/insights/blog/how-to-leverage-tax-advantaged-accounts/

08/27/2026